Circulation: 2,750

Issuance: Quarterly (March, June, September, December)

The most current, reliable source for the latest scholarly findings in the field of family psychology

The Journal of Family Psychology delivers a variety of perspectives on the study of family systems, emphasizing empirical research on a wide range of family related topics. The research is of vital concern to all interested in social and behavioral studies and psychological practice. Articles published in the Journal of Family Psychology also have many implications for broad public policy applications and the development of governmental programs for family intervention.

Covered topics include marital and family processes, life stages and transitions, the development and validation of marital and family assessment measures, and the outcome and process of marital and family treatment.